About

Dov Fuchs — Visual Philosopher

Haifa, Israel · Self-taught · Surreal self-portraiture

Digital artist and visual storyteller. Every artwork begins with the artist himself — subject, photographer and composer — and grows through staging, compositing and archival production into constructed realities of the self.

Thirty years of senior R&D in Israel’s aerospace industry. Degrees in aerospace engineering, psychology and creative writing. Two published novels. In 2007 Dov Fuchs left engineering to build a different kind of machinery — surreal, layered self-portraits exploring memory, identity, perception and the psychological experience of contemporary life.

Appearing in his own frames — sometimes two, sometimes thirty times as different personas — he composes each image from self-photography, staged scenes and AI-assisted elements: a patchwork quilt of the inner world, stitched with an engineer’s precision.

“Identity is something fluid, fragmented, and continually redefined.”
Studio & Process

From concept to archival print

I
Concept & staging. Each work begins as a written idea — a scene planned like a film still, with the artist as its only actor.
II
Self-photography. Tripod, remote trigger, dozens of takes — the raw material is photographed entirely by, and of, the artist.
III
Compositing & production. Layered digital compositing, AI-assisted elements, then archival pigment printing in strictly limited editions.
Curriculum Vitae

Exhibitions, press & distinctions

2025 — The Inner Voyager, Global Art Gallery, Tel Aviv · Alone with Myself, Karmiel Performing Arts Center

2024 — Alone with Myself, Marc Chagall Artists’ House, Haifa (cur. Dina Bova)

2023 — Me, Myself & I, TeraVarna Gallery, Los Angeles · Talk to the Wall, Givatayim Theater Gallery

1X Magazine · Bold Journey · Living the Photo Artistic Life (Featured Artist, Feb 2024) · Israeli Broadcast Ch. 98 · podcasts

40+ 1X head-curator awards · TeraVarna honors · Member, Israeli Painters and Sculptors Association

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